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Vitalik Buterin on AI Podcast with Lex Fridman
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Interesting article. I don't blame Facebook for doing whatever they can to properly show ads tho, they provide a "free" service and in exchange serve ads. It's not free to support a company their size and its expected th
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How do you keep your technical knowledge up to date?
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GeForce GTX 1660 and 1650 Super GPUs
(nvidia.com)
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what did kalanick do that's worthy of life in prison? genuinely curious
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Chicago biotech company 3D prints a mini human heart
(engadget.com)
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The great thing about research and development like this is by designing practical use cases for carbon nanotubes, its far more likely for large companies (eg TSMC, Samsung, Intel) to pick up and invest large amounts of R&D money to imp
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How the Views of a Few Can Determine the Fate of a Country
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Current cs/ce student, looking for internship for summer 2020, please contact me with any opportunities, very willing and able to learn anything Location: Austin, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C++, Python, Jav
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Exodus Orbitals: Introducing the first crowd-flyable satellite
(exodusorbitals.com)
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They won't be operating in China, as China will blow their satellites up if they open up service in China. Their govt cant imagine a world where people have access to non-state controlled media. What an Orwellian world we live in.
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Very excited about this. What's interesting is the deployment mechanism, where they almost use the momentum of the rocket to "fling" the 60 tightly packed satellites away from the booster, and then after about 3 hours they fi
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It's talking about the Sabatier process, which takes hydrogen and carbon dioxide, and puts them with a nickel catalyst and high pressure to make water and methane (useful for rocket propellant)
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Nasa: Giant ‘God of Chaos’ Asteroid Will Fly Past Earth in 2029
(geek.com)
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This is an awesome article. Thanks to this team they probably helped push the web ahead by a few years ahead vs if web developers still had to support the cripple that is IE6.
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This exactly, how does someone die of fatigue?
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If Facebook is being charged this much for their (pretty serious) privacy issues, Equifax deserves to be shut down and have their lead executives face jail time. I'm not defending Facebook, but I feel like whenever a huge financial ins
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Very fascinating, why was it shut down tho?
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Elaborate? He's shown to be a solid leader with the consistent investments into AI and other products etc...
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New Apple API docs all written in React
(twitter.com)
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